Top 10 Cities For White People, Per Movoto

When I think of cities that would attract white people, I picture hipsters, hot tea, tucked in shirts, the tech industry, people reading on their lunch breaks, and a myriad of outdoor activities. I also picture a sea of nerds–the generic, default white person who pops into my head is always a dork.

After reading through this list compiled by Movoto, I feel my cities-for-white-people-predisposition has been vindicated.

Without further ado, here are the top 10 cities in the United States for white people:

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Dillon Cheverere (@DCheverere) is the Vice President of Media for Grandex, Inc. He's a native Texan with a full head of hair and knows his way around a nice box of red wine. Dorn graduated (BBA) with a GPA sitting in the meaty part of the bell curve, not lagging behind, but not trying to show off, either. Golf is his game now. He's long off the tee but can't putt for shit. Email: dillon@grandex.co

You just gotta be careful of the high school girls. One almost got me in trouble when she said she was 17 and this was at Dive Bar… That’s why I only go to Tin Lizzy’s in Buckhead and sometimes Bucket Shop.

Atlanta (to people who live in the actual city and not Cobb, Alpharetta, Dekalb, and all those place) is really only considered being Downtown, Midtown and Buckhead and some people say Sandy Springs is too… But Alpharetta is not part of Atlanta in my opinion. Oh and Chambodia isn’t part of Atlanta, although that do have great happy ending massage parlors.

That’s wonderful, but most of those craft breweries are microscopic operations (with a handful of exceptions) run by hipsters who are simply cashing in on a trend. Not to mention, beers like bud light, natty, yeungling etc.. move more volume than all portland breweries combined.

Also, Portland has only been involved in the beer scene for about 30 years. I think you’re forgetting that cities like munich, prague, and amsterdam who have been producing and exporting beer to every corner of the world for centuries.